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3 Chevrolet Tourings, A 1 condition
1 Ford Touring
1 Ford Coupe, everything right
1 Ford Light Delivery Truck
2 Rubber Tired Buggies, one new,
last Spring
2 Driving Horses
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FOR]) CARS, TRUCKS and TRACTORS
(iENO1.NIi HOIID PARTS
Howick Fair H
as Fine Day
Good Exhibit of Horses and Cattle
--Big Crowd Present -Good Con-
cert
old -R. J. Sanderson, J. D. Jack-
son; yearling heifer -R. 3. Sander-
son, J. D. Jackson; heifer calf, un-
der one year -J. D. Jackson, R. 3.
Howick Fall Fair had an exception- Sanderson; cow, dual purpose-- II.
ally fine clay for their show at Ford- Sperling., L. R. Button; heifer, dual
with last Saturday and a big crowd purpose -H. Sperling, R. J. Sander -
was present, son; herd consisting of one male and
The Palmerston Brass Band was four females -J. D. Jackson; female
present and gave a lengthy pro- any age,' points considered -J. D.
gram during the afternoon and the Jackson.
Cowan Concert Co., of Toronto, i Herefords
gave an excellent concert at night. a Bull, three years old or over -J.
Following is the list of prize -win- Downey; bull, under two years --J.
mere:- Giles & Son, J. Downey; cow, .foar
HORSES years old or over ---J. Giles & Son,
Class 1 1 and 2; cow, under !Soar years -J.
Brood mare -W. H. Brown, Geo. Giles & Son, J. Downey; heifer, 2
S. Baker; foal -W, H. Brown, John years old -3, Giles & Son, 3, .Down-
Harrifield; one year old -R, AllarT, ey; yearling heifer -Jas. Brown, J,
Jno. Wilkin; two •year old -J. R. Giles & Son;, bull calf -J. Giles &
Darroch, H. Gibson; three year old- Son, J. Downey; heifer calf --J. Giles
3. R. Darroch, L. Gibson; team in & Son, S. Downey; bull, any nee or
'harness -L. Montgomery,
P, Mar- breed -J. Giles & Son, 3. D. Jack -
tin, F. 3, Young. son; herd consisting of ore orale and
Class 2 four females -J, Giles & Son; re
-
Brood mare -J. R. Darroch, Cecil male, any age, points considered --
Mahood; foal --3, R, Darroch, 1 and Jas. • Brown,
2; one year old -Gordon Brown; 2 Grades (Beef Type)
year old-Jno, Wilkin; 3 year old- Cow -Mrs. Pyke, 3. W. Bcswither-
3. McMillan, Geo. Wylie; team in ick; yearling heifer -R, J. Sander-
harness -R. Graham, Li Brown, J. son, 3. Downey; heifer calf -J. Dow -
McMillan; cera:ft team in harness that ney; pair of heifers, 2' years old, for
has never won prize money --J. Dar- feeding par. -R. J. Sanderson 1 and
web; best horse in draft classes --J. 2; best Baby Beef, any breed -J.
Graham. . Brown 1 and 2; herd consisting of
Class 3 four females -R. 3. Sanderson.
Brood mare -,Ino, Wilkin; foal-! Holsteins
Jno. Wilkin; 1 year old -C. Mahood, 1 Bull, - under two ye- cut 's -•W. L.
Jno. Wilkin; single roaclater•--J, H. Lambkin; cow, four years old or
Brown, J. Wilkin, G. Tervitt; team over, cow under 1 • years, heifer 2
in harness ---Sara Hill, years olcl, yearling heifer, bull calf
Class 4 I and heifer calf -W. L. Lambkin 1
1-yom-otci-J. McMillan; single and 2.
carriage horse -3. D. Johnston, Geo, Dairy Type
Robertson, W. J. Roberts; sweep- t Cow --J. Downey; yearling heifer
stakes roadster and carriage -3.'-R. J. Sanderson; heifer caif--W.
Brown, 1 S. Brears,
Class 5 SHEEP
Farm team ---Re J. Sanderson, 3. Leieesters
McMillan; gentleman's outfit --3, H, Aged ram registered -L. Brown,
Brown, W. 2: Roberts, F. Binder; G. Brown; shearling ram, registered
lady driver -F. binder, W. J. Rob- -R. J. Sanderson, -L, Brown; ram
eras, S. Hill. lamb -G. Brown, L. Brown; ewe,
• CATTLE having raised lambs in 11)213--•G.
Shorthorns Brown, L. Brown; sllearline,
Bull calf, under one year -J, D. G. Brown, R. J. Sanderson; cwe
Jackson, T. A. Shearer; eow, four lemb-G, Brown, L. Brown; pen of
years old or over -J. 0, ,Jackson, 1 sheep -•G.
and 2; cow, under four years (lutistram registered -J. OxfordDowns Downs
Connell;
have clroppecl a calf) -J, D. Jack- Aged
son, H. Sperling; heifer, two years shearling rain, registered ---D. Ray • P1tOVISIONS •
.. Packed butter, 1.0 lbs,--Jno, Wilk-
-M» en, Mrs, Loceloed; five lb;, butter in
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Phone 26x Brussels
variety batting -made from bread
dough ---A. W. Keil, T. C. Wilson;
marmalade, named .--- R, Brimblo-
combe, Alm W. Beatty; best collec-
tion jelly, pt. jars --Mrs. i truh, 11,
Brimblecombe; best collection canned
fruit --Airs. Willits, R. Brinthlcront'h
pt. settler canned raspb.rrf,.:---ilr>,
-Stroh, Mrs. Willitee pt. sealer fe me;
pears -Mrs. Willits, P, Brieii1c•
contbc; pt. settler canned plume ---ll.
Brimblecombe, II.• P. Douglas; pt.
sealer canned ch, rriee---11. L'rinrbte-
eombc, T, C. Wilson; pt, scab .t pre-
;; •rued strawberries -T. C. W,1:;•.>n,
A. W. Reid; pt. sealer canned neseb-
e ..---Mrs, Stroh, R. Ilrimblenor. b,•;
pt. black currant jam --Mr,. Stroll,
Mrs. WIllits; pt. sealer raspberry
Jain ---R Brimblecontbe, H. P. Doug-
las; pt. sealer grape jam -Ce. T. Rob-
ertson, 11, I1rimblecombe; pc. sealer
e--- -` es apple jelly --J. Wilken, Mrs. Stroh;
pt. scaler grape jelly -H. 1'. Doug-
.
,mt .i and 2; ram Iamb -J. Connell las, 11. Brimblecombe; pt. sealer cur-
s• on
2; ewes having raised lamb in rant jelly --Mr . W. Beatty, J. Wil-
li)2f1-J. Connell 1 and 2; shearling ken; qt• sealer canned. toraator'a-I:.
ewe -J. Connell 1 and 2; ewe lamb Jacque., Mrs, Willete; qt. sealer
-1). Payson, J. Connell; pen of c'auned peas- A, W. Heil, Mrs. Wai-
nell. lits; qt scaler canned beans --;Vers.
sheep -J, ConWillits, It. Brimblecombe; collection
Snell. res
Ewe, having raised lamb in 1921;
--J, Wilkin 1 and 2; ram hush -J.
Wilkin; ewe lamb -J. Wilkin 1 and
2; pen of sheep -J. Wilkie,
Grades
Ewe, having raised lamb in Liten
shearling ewe, and ewe lamb ---W. H.
geranium --Mrs. Pyke; folia_„ pleat
Jacques,
LADIES' WORK
(guilts, plei•ed cotton-•-11re. Wil-
lits, T. C. Wilson; quilts, fan+•v ,guilt.
ing----Mrs. Willits, Mrs. Beatty; eo1.r-
forter---A. Stinson, Alm 133,,a,a:y; bed
"'Plena, white.. --Mrs. Beatty, Mrs. A.
Savage; bed spread, other hind ----
11rs. G. Weal -ring. Mrs. 11 1.•; ttut.
ton sheet -Mrs. Savage, Mrs. kl i ai
ruler; Louse dress, rntton--llrs.
Weerring, 11. 'Vilfan; .}lute'.; eweater
Seenee.; lady's knitter}
scar']' -•-•A. Stin.eo;l, Mrs. Vi'illit ; pair
woollen .,oe}:.<, c, ii. '---Mrd, Wi;litn,
Beatty; woollen roc}:::, fine -
hand
' ---
Mrs.\'V. Beatty, Mr- Sa,'.iit; p•.ir
hand knit mitts, doubter. -M'.. ]:catty, :-
Mrs. Willits; pta:r hand knit Waists, 1 MISCI'LLANEOCa 1 boy or girl 11 and under; donated
fins, ---Mre. S•t n: r, Mrs. 1;, reit; T a torics.;... -ms, `quoh, It. by T. A. Robert., --J. McMiilan.
floor mat, hraub,el.--Mi' . he ttty, Mrs. Brimblrecumbe, F. A. 1•'ai'i.;; nand- Nie. t• 0 .o,l doll (be girl ten
Weaning; flour mat, other hand worst k. re•hief, crochet ---It. Petitublecombe, i ynitrs oil under} ---A. Rattan; hest
_...Mrs. Br}de, E. Jacques.Mrs. fiavage; washolut}i -I1. Lr nn le- colored drawing of Union Jack, --
Fancy eombe; hand towel -R. Jlrimblecomb, • W. Roberts. Both prizes donated by:
Sneeimen Ole .roehct fine -Mrs. 'M Mre. Stroh; doll's quilt ---It, Beim- W. J, Roberts,
Beatty ler,. Savage; Irl h 'Tot -h t ... 1d An ,3 , Mrs Stroh; elarmin :11rs. Best five panne} ctbek butter, don -
Savage; ern -het medallions- stroll, F. Palls; six buttonholes -- atedby John Sangeter-Mre, heon-
MI;g, Sava;;',!, MISS Matthr w,; t ie.t .1 • 1t. 3. Sanderson, Mrs. Stroh, F. Fal- anti.
-Mrs. Savage, Mrs, Beatty; drawn lis; doll dressed ---R. J. Sanderson, hest general purpose colt. (four
Mies I.ocheed; B.P.biscuits-Mrs. months or under) donated by G. W
Stroh, Mrs. Loeheed, 0. 5. Baker; i Mapletott-W. S. Bears.
apple- pie -Mrs. Lochced, A. Rattail, ' Best- loaf of bread, donated by
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when 7cou want a change. It's delicious.
thread work -Mrs. Savage, Mee, llinl-
p}ckles-Mrs. Stroh, R. L'rimble- ) wi,n • embroidery. ,•y l .-. m..,, ay -
Combe; pt. sealer mustard pickles --age,
L. 4V'ilkin; eanhrA 1 •r^r, Harden -
Mrs. Willits, 11. I3. Douglas; pt, scat- -Ales. Savage, ]less L''' h curb.
erfruit pickles -R. Brimblecombe, ]soman cut work -R, Wilkin, list,
T. C. Wilson; bottle tomato catsup -
Weaning; emb, Swedish 'year•. . -
Mrs. Stroh, H. P. 'Douglas; pt, seal- Mrs. Savarre, Mrs. Himmler•; enil?.
er strained honey -H. P. Douglas;
pt. sealer maple syrup -T. A. Gib -
Brown 1 and '2; best mutton sheep, son, T. A. Shearer; best five pieceet
any breed -Jas. Connell 1 and 2, col,} lunch -Mrs. Beatty, 3, Wilken;
1 SWINE best vegetable salad -T. C. Wilson,
Berkshires L. Matthews; lb, home_ made candy -
Boar, over four months and un- Mrs, Stroh, T. C. Wilson.
der one year, brood sow and sow, ROOTS AND VEGETABLES
over four months and under one Potatoes, Irish Cobbler -C. Flood,
year -J. Wilkin. J. M. McMillan; potatoes, early var-
Yorkshire iety--A. Schmidt, G. Haines; pota-
Boar, over four months and un- toes, Green Mountain -T. A. Shear -
der one year -Geo. Baker. er, J. M. McMillen; potatoes, late
Tomworth variety -T. A. Shearer. L. It. Rut -
Boar, over one year -Douglas & tan; Swede turning --G. Haines. R.
Son; 1':::•, occr " raz " 1n Wilkin; fodrin- • :• .• •• • ' .
der one year -Douglas & fon, J. Schmidt, R. Brimblecombe; mangolds
Wilkin; brood sow -Douglas & Son red -A, Schmidt, G. Haines; man -
1 and 2; sow, over four months and golds, yellow - A. Schmidt, G.
under one year -3. Wilkin, Douglas Haines; mangolds, white -A, Schmidt
& Son; pair %aeon hogs, :any breed G, Haines; carrots, garden --G.
-Douglas & Sons 1 and 2. Haines, A. Stinson; carrots, field -
POULTRY A. Schmidt, G. Haines; sugar beets,
Light Brahmas-M. H. Vollict; for feeding purposes -Geo. Baker;
Dorkings-A. J. Dietz, T. C. Wil- celery -Mrs. Stroh, Mrs. Willnts;
son; White Plymouth Rocks --Doug- potato onions -A. Schmidt, E. Jac -
las & Son, W. Hainstock; Barred quer; seed onions -J. Bilger. R.
Plymouth Rocks -A. W. Beswither- Brimblecombe; onions from Dutch
ick, W. Hainstock; White Wyan- sets -W, Hainstock, Mrs, Pyke; col,
dotter -M, H. Vollick, H. P. Doug- onions -A. Schmidt, Mrs, Stroh; par -
las; Minorcan, black -L. Brown, G. snips -A. Schmidt, W. Goggin; pump
Brown; Leghorns, S,C., whits -Doug- kins- R. Brimblecombe, Mrs. Stroh;
las & Son, W. Hainstock; Leghorns, c}frons-;G, Baker, Mrs. Stroh; long
S.C. brown -A. 3. Dietz, W. Hains- blood beets -A. Schmidt, G. Connell
tack; Buff Orpington -A. 3, Dietz, turnip beets --3, Connell, J. Wilkin;
White Orpingtons-T. C. Wilson; tomatoes, large -A, Schmidt, J. Bile
Game Bantams -M, H. Volleck; Ban- ger; tomatoes, small -A, Schmidt,
tams, A.O,V.-L. Brown; Rhode Is- Mrs. Stroh; cabbage, white - A,
land Reds -J. D. Jackson, L. Brown; Schmidt, R. Brimblecombe; cabbage,
Silver Laced Hamburgs-A. J. Dietz, red -A. Schmidt, Mrs. Stroh; red
W. Hainstock; Geese, )Emden -A. J. peppers -Mrs. Stroh, 12. P,rimblc-
Dietz; Geese, Toulouse -A. W..Kiat, combo; cauliflower -Mrs. Beatty, J.
E. Sothern; Geese, any other kind-- Wilkin; squash --Mrs. Beatty, Mrs.
3. Downey; Ducks, Pekin -Douglas Willits; cucumbers -A. E. Tonner,
& Son, T. C. Wilson; Dueks, Rouen 0. Baker; sunflowers -E. Jacques,
-J. Downey, M. H. Volliek; Pigeons Mrs. Stroh; table corn -A. Schmidt,
Fantail -A. J. Dietz; Pigeons, any J, Biber; field corn --J. Pilger, A.
other kind -A. 3. Dietz, P. Rickert; Schmidt; white beans -T. C. Wilson,
Canaries, Canadian F, Sothern. F. ,Taceues; butter heans-J. Bilker.
Chickens FRUIT
'Dark Brahmas-T. C. Wilson I. Winter Apples
and 2; Light Brahmas L. Brown; Northern Spy -J. Connell, II.
Darkings--T. C. Wilson, 1 and 2; Spanking; Canadian Red -A.. Schmidt
Barred Plymouth rocks -L, Brown, Wagner -J, M. McMillan; Bing of
1 and 2; White Plymouth rocks --J. emkin's Co, -e, M. Melt}elan,
Downey; Minorcas, Black -L. Brown Connell; Russet -Mrs, Bride, H.
1 and 2; Leghorns, S.C. white --Doug Stinson; Baldwin -H, Sperling, A.
lass & Son, E. Jacques; Leghorns, S. Schmidt; Peemaulcee-W. L. Lamb -
C. brown ---A, J. Dietz; Buff Orping- kin, J. Downey; Mann -J. Bllger, A.
tons -A, J. Dietz; White Orp;ngtors J, Deitz; Twenty Ounce Pippin -J.
-T. C. Wilson; Rhode Island reds Bilger, A. Stinson; Tatman Sweet ---
-L. Brown 1 and 2; Golden Laced 3. Connell, J. 13ilgert col, Winter ap-
Bambm•gs-L, Brown 1 and 2, pair ples-A, Stinson, W. T. Lambkin,
10211 chicken coop fed, any kind -L, Fall Apples
Brown, J. Downey. Colverts-3, Connell, A. Stinson;
GRAIN Duchess of Oldenshure---3. M. Me -
Bushel red winted wheat -A. ;Millan, R. Brimbleeembr; Alexander
Schmidt, T. A. Shearer; bu. white ---A, J. Deists, Mrs, Bride; Stew; ap-
winter• wheat -A, Schmidt, R. Wilk-. ples-J• Cornell, J. 33. McMillan; St,
in; bu. barley -A. Schmidt, ' G. Lawrence - ,1. Connell, Mrs, been
Hanes; bu. peas, small -k, Schmidt, ard; Fall Genctian-\, Schmidt;
G: Haines; bu. peas, large -• A. Wealthy -Mrs. Brdd', J. 1t. MtMil-
Schmidt; bus white oats -A. Schmidt len Mr1ntosh Red -Al Stinson; Gra-
bu. Timothy seed. --A. Schmidt, T. A. venstein-H. Sparlin'o, Jas. Downey;
Shearer., Ribston Pippin -J• Cmnrcll, J. 1131-
,tDAIRY PRODUCE ger; Blenheim Pippin -•A, S. Dolts;
and col. Fail apples ---A. Stinsone gen.
sol. apples -A. Stinson, W. .Lands -
Other Fruits
Crab apples -3. Connell, G. S.
Baker; Lombard plums -A. 13. Ton-
er, IL, 3. Sanderson; Ponces seeding
phuns-W. R. Lambkin, T. A. Shear-
er; Burbank --A. J. Delta; yellow egg
plums ----R. brimblccombs; six plums,
any other'lcind-Mrs, Stroh, H. Spar•
ling; dot. pears ---R. J. Sanderson, A.
Schmidt,
PLANTS AND FLOWERS
Asters•---Stes. Stroh, R. Wilkin;
tlahhas---Mrs. Stroh, Mrs, il,;cls;
G. S. Baker; white bread ---G. S. Thos. Wilson -Mrs. Stevenson,
Baker, R. Wilkin, A. Keil; oatmeal Best patient's meal on tray,. clan -
cookies -A. Rattan, G. S. Baker, It, fled by Dr. McInnis -E. Fallis.
Keil; Layer cake -A. Ratan, A. i hest halter -broken colt on grounds
(exhibited by a boy 15 years of age
or under) donated by Dr, IV'futten-
J. Darroek,
Four bacon type hogs -First prize
310.00; second prize, $5.90; donated
by Cooper & Hainstocle--W. IL
Brown, W. S.. Bears.
Beet two bacon type pigs under 8
weeks old($2.00 placed in a Savings
Account by Bank of Commerce) ---
W. Hainstock.
Judging Contests - The Junior
Farmers' Association has donated 3
ternee, for judging beef nettle. Arl.
,its doeaate,i 3 Druce for
judging swine, These contests will
be open to members of Junior Far-
mer, Assoc. or Agricultural Society
-Alex. McKague, It. G. Paths, Wm.
McElwain; R. W. Connell, W. Wil-
ton, E. Downey.
W. J, McCallum, of Brant"ord, is
giving a special prize for colts sired
by "Woodbank Premier" -Cecil Ma-
hood, G. S. Balcer, R. Allan.
Bulgarian -Mrs. Savage; emb. iu00- Keil, II. P. Douglas; water reeler
ern floral -Mrs. Savage, Mr,. Wear- drawing -Mrs. Stroh, Alias Edgar,
ring; rmtb. modern conventional -- R. J. Sanderson; pencil drawing ---
Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Hrmml.; seob. St. ,I. Sarder-.cr, No•,,:an Craik; ar-
French ur solid white Mr;. Hint- lecle mane with jack knifes -Mr::,
Savage, R. Brimblee•ombse It. T.
Sanderson; col. of leave.: -R. J.
Sanderson; novelty birei cage-- J.
McMillan,
CHILDREN'S COMPETITION
Penmanship
Children, 13 and 14 years -Alice
Edgar, Ivy Lawrence; 11 and 12
-Mrs. Savage, Mrs, Himmlr•,•; pair s•,..r. -_ ]Yash+ Roberts, iseerioeh
i':ateeso a; uri;.e resitifee-11'.. fix.- les, H. Chandler; 8 years fad under
-Dorothy Edwards, Janet Doig.
SPECIAL PRIZES
Bushel Dooley potatoes, donated by
H. Sansom -A. 'Schmidt. -
Bost five one -pound prints butter,
donated by J. H. Wade -Mrs. Lsor-
ard.
Best five pound crock of butter,
donated by H. W. Cook -Mrs. Leon-
ard.
Best four heads cabbage, donated
by F. Sotheran-L. Brown.
age, Mrs. W. Beatty; pair towels, Best six spikes gladioli, donated by
other hand trimming -Mrs. Savage, W. E. Patterson -Mrs. Stroh.
A. Stinson; bath towels, trimmed- Best road horse owned in Howick
Mrs. Savage, Mrs. W. Beatty; dress- township, donated by S. Ashton. -W.
er runner, white -Mrs. J. Stevenson 3. Roberts. apples, don -
Bushel Northern Spy app
ated by M. Pries -A. Stinson.
Best reed tray (design rand work-
manship considered), $2.50 in cash,
donated by W. A. Schafer -R. \Vil-
lein.
Best herd pure bred catty donated
by S. Bricker -W. L. Lampkin.
Hand -made novelty bird cage (by
ruler, Mrs, Savage.
Dining Room Furnishings
Centre piece, white -W. E. Pat-
terson, Mrs. Himmler; luneneon set,
embroidered -Mrs. Savage, Mrs. W.
Beatty; hmeheon sot other hand
work -Mrs. Weaning, Mrs. Savage;
table cloth and six napkins, initialed
age, Mrs. Wearirng; table mats, cro-
chet -Mrs. Savage, Mrs. W. Beatty;
table mats, other hand work -:Vers.
R. Beatty, Mrs. Savage; b'llfet sets
-A. Stinson, Mrs. Willits.
Sleeping Room Furnishings
Pair pillow slips, emb,-Mrs. Sav-
age, Mrs, R. Beatty; pair pillow slips,
other hand work --Mrs. Savage, Mr:,
W, Beatty; pair hand tower, etnb.
-Mrs. Savage, J. Wilkin; paz r guest
towels, crochet trimmed -Mrs. save
R. Wilkin; pin cushion, white -Mrs.
Savage, Mrs. W. Beatty; pin cush-
ion, other kind -Mrs. Savage, Mrs.
W. Beatty; laundry bag -R. Wilkin,
A. Stinson.
Ladies' Personal Weor
Apron fancy -Mrs. Savage, Mrs.
Wearring; ladies' work apron -Mrs.
Savage, J. Bilger; boudoir. slipper's --
Mrs, W. Beatty, Mrs. Savage; night
robe, 'emb,-3. Giles & Son, A. Stin-
son; night robe, other hand work -
Mw, Savage, A. Stinson; lady's kim-
ona-Mrs, Wearring, R. Wilkin; lad-
ies' slip, fancy -R. Wilkin, A. Stin-
son; hand bag -Mrs. Savage, T. A.
Gibson; fancy work bag -Mr,. Sav-
age, 11. Wilkin; handkerchiefs, 3
styles -Mrs, W. Beatty, Mia. Say -
age. '
Infant's Wear
Jacket wool, knit or crochet --J.
Giles & Son, A. Stinson; bonnet, silk
or wool -J, Giles & Son, Mrs. W,
Beatty; child's short dress, emb.-
Mrs, W. Beatty, Mrs, Savage; car-
riage pillow, white -Mrs. Savage,
Mrs. Weaning; smock suit or pan-
telette • dress -Mrs, Willits, Mrs..
Himmler,
Living Room Furnishings
Centre piece, emb.-Mr,. Savage,
Mrs. 'Weaning; -centre piece. other
hand work -R, Wilkin, A. Stinson;
table runner -J. Giles & Son, Mrs,
W. Beatty; sofa pillow, embroidered -
-Mrs, Himmler, Mete R. Beatty; sofa
pillow, other hand work -Miss Mat-
thews, Mrs. R. Beatty; sofa pillow,
washable -Mrs. W. Bentty, Mrs, Sav-
age,
Miscellaneous Needle Craft
• teed room set, embroidered --Mrs.
Savage, 2nd]; pair hand made curtains
Mrs, W. Beatty, 3. Giles & San;
lamp shade, fancy--Mr's..I ochced,
lady's shopping bag -Mrs. Savage,
Mrs. W. Beatty; modern bead work
--Mrs. Savage, Mrs. W. Benity.
ART WORK
- oil painting, seene-Mrs, Savage,
Mrs. R. Beatty; collection oil paint-
Ings, five -Mrs, Savngen water col-
or. flowers, grouped -Mrs Savag.'.;
crayon sketch }rt color s• --Mr, S'w-
age; pencil drawing, original study
Mrs. Willits, Mre Sava, , postal
design, original in colors -MN. Say,
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Here's Your Chance
To clear balance of our Saw 1051 stock before snow flies, we of-
fer as follows: 2"x4", 2"x5", 2"x0", mostly 10 and 12 feet long,
run of pile dry hemlocks dimensions at
$22.00 per M feet
'Dry, round, one -inch hard maple. 4" to 8" wide, mostly 12 feet
long, good for lining up inside of any building at
$ 5.0O per M 'Deet
We carry B. 0, Cedar Shipleelc And Boards, White Pinuln or 1:
and . Dressed Boards, etc. D. 0. Red Cedar
and New Cedar shingles. Good number 'Twos in stock for patching.
Gibson Lumber Cider er Mills
W ROXVITItz
PI -TONE 30
rolls ---Mrs, Leonard, Mrs, Imcheed;
three prints butter -Mrs, Leonard,
H. P. Douglas} loaf bread, home
made -Mrs. Stroh, Mrs. W. 3. Pylee;
apple: pie• -Mrs. Lochend, 13. P.
Douyies; pumpkin pie -H. P- Doug-
las, 0. Stinson; VA doz, bun, ---A, W.
Keil, G. S. Baker; i,a doz. oatmeal
cakes -Mrs, W, Beatty, H. 1'. Doug-
las; is doz. tea ieiseuits---ildrs. I,och-
eecl, I.. Matthews; fruit calm -R,
Willem, G. S. Baker;. light layer
cake-seMrs. J, Stevenson, Mrs. iiti. 1 sweet- peas --•-Mrs. Lochend, Mrs, age, Mrs. 'Strobe best piece of seal-
Pyke; dark layer calve -Mel, W. J. Stroh; stocks --W. Hainstock, Mrs, ing wax est --11• Brimblecombe; chits
- Pyke, Mrs. iloatty; date bread-- '\Villas; gladioli spike' ---Mia. Stroh, hand ;tainted, realistic dseign'--Mrs.
Mrs. W. Beatter, G. S. Maker; 6 tans W, E. Paterson; bouquet table * Savage,
J.
i.lki design --Mist. hand
p rde
any kine}--:M'rs, Stroh, Mrs. L 0cheed; . Mrs. Itimmlcr, Mrs. Leelmed 1 bucket d, conventional
6 doughnuts -•-••Meer, Lachccd, Te Mat- {, of annuals ---W. Hainstock, It 13tim- :age; 2 cup:. and saucers• -Mrs, Sae -
thaws; 6 drop• fancy nta1101 OI ns -w- hlecomib1; collection 'boast plants--• age; teed work -Mrs. '1 Stcv1'ns0i1,
}Mrs, IL, 'lenity, Sadie Teeksorl, best N. Jacques; begonia -;Mea, l'yl:e, Y It. Drimblceornbe,
CLUTCH IS PROPHET
When a clutch slips and then grabs
it prophecies that the unit is going
to fail completely within a short
while. The slipping is the result of
the plates having been burned, but
when further slipping is forced upon
the clutch, the plates heat, expand
and grab. The plates are burned
again, so that they slip worse than
ever. Such a process cannon con-
tinue indefinitely. Usually such a
clutch will fail completely after five
or six stops in traffic.
Floppy Thm,shl
C,s Range.
is hresti+ur,
economical,
ed,rient.
haplturunpy 7',eugll
rr
snne:s L Lor
and fuel.
A scientifically - constructed flue
carries the heat around the whole
oven and under the entire cooking
surface, distributing it steadily,
uniformly and at just the right
temperature for boiling, frying or
baking. Airtight joints prevent
leakage find ensure perfect draft
control.
Other noteworthy features you will appre-
elate are the scientifically proportioned
Happy Thei,,ghi firebox," Duplex" grates, vont}l tted steel
2uehce ileoi", oven, ample reservoir, broiling and
i4190 ,neih ores. toastingfront, etc. More than 300,000
Burns m» first
Canadian women use the Happy Thought
daily and praise it highly.
Happy Thought Pipe, Pipeless and Com-
bination Warm Air and Hot Water Our.
nacos serve every type of home.
S. Fe DAVISON
BRUSSELS •